AAA Employment, Inc. v. Weed
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a malicious prosecution case concerning a prior civil action which was filed against Weed by the present defendant, AAA Employment (the agency).
Weed was unemployed and signed an agreement with this employment agency whereby he was to pay certain placement fees to them if he accepted a position which was obtained through their efforts. In the small claims court the agency subsequently sued Weed for $500 for a placement fee and that case was dismissed for want of prosecution on the date that it was scheduled for trial. Weed's action against the agency for the malicious prosecution of…
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